September

• Mining wastes exposed.
• Spot the difference.
• Electricity for Roxby
• ERA’s profits fall.
• Lucas Heights reactor gets bipartisan support.

October

• NIC releases the ROXBY REPORT.
• ConEdison looks us over.
• Useless water in the outback.
• Miners get another freebie.
• Tokaimura nuclear disaster in the tradition of Windscale, Three Mile Island and Chernobyl.
• Western Australia bans nuclear waste dump.

November

• Coober Pedy becomes a nuclear free zone.
• Consumer advocate gets business from ERA.
• AMEEF to hand out greenie points to the mining industry.
• WMC goes quiet on the Olympic connection.
• GPU under fire over Three Mile Island.
• Cash for comment alive and well.
• Mining industry to tackle land rights and environment.

December

• Ranger a social disaster.
• Military intelligence.
• Nuclear power company bids for SA electricity assets.
• Olsen opens up Yumbarra park to uranium mining.
• The nuclear lobby in SA.
• Olsen refuses to legislate against radioactive waste dumping in SA.
• Where there’s smoke detectors.

January

• Roxby burns.
• WMC destroys Arabunna camp.
• Arabunna protest in Adelaide.
• $350 million of Taxpayers money to ensure continued exploitation of the Great Artesian Basin.
• X-ray screening for breast cancer dismissed as a waste of time.

February

• Report blames WMC for fire.
• WMC sends the wrong message.
• Senator Minchin refuses to speak at radioactive waste conference.
• Senator Minchin refuses to act on radioactive smoke detectors.
• Jabiluka gets boost from the taxpayer.
• Nuclear powers eye SA generators.
• Japan grossly underestimated effects of nuclear accident.

March

• Uranium mining companies prop up coalition.
• Nuclear industry confuses The Australian.
• Records falsified by BNFL.
• Pangea seminar cancelled.
• Maralinga safe at last?
• Nuclear medicine a health hazard.
• Incremental creep at Roxby.
• Rio Tinto expands its uranium stock.

April

• Nuclear waste problem solved – again.
• Nuclear industry puts the responsibility on environmentalists.
• Pangea denies deals with politicians.
• Deputy Premier admits plans to import nuclear waste.
• Germany bans fuel from BNFL.
• Maralinga clean-up failure.
• Whyalla makes stand against nuclear waste.
• WMC turns off water at Marree.

May

• Roxby waste dump expands.
• WMC environment report ignores serious accidents.
• WMC gets more cheap water.
• WMC denies water to Arabunna.
• Roxby power demand increases.
• Greenhouse gas emissions increase at Roxby.
• Fast-tracking assists nuclear industry.
• Trade rules.
• ARPANSA fails first test.
• Port Augusta opposes nuclear waste.

June

• Coalition politically isolated.
• WMC director opposes moves to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
• Senator Minchin supports nuclear waste dumping in SA.
• Honeymoon EIS to be released on World Environment Day.
• SA to prohibit nuclear waste dumping.
• SA may subsidise nuclear industry.
• Word-of-mouth to record Maralinga contamination for 24,000 years.
• Impossible to enforce laws concerning Maralinga waste.
• Pangea enlists EPA deputy head.
• Bushfire destroys nuclear facility.
• Government subsidises nuclear industry.

July

• WMC seeks environmental status.
• US and European taxpayers subsidise nuclear industry.
• Roxby routinely discharges uranium into atmosphere.
• BNFL inherits radioactive nuclear weapons factories.
• BNFL bankrupt.
• Nuclear industry to cash in on greenhouse.
• Honeymoon EIS released two years after mining starts.
• Senator Minchin adamant that nuclear dump will go wherever Federal Government wants.

August

• Senator Minchin believes that ionising radiation is safe.
• Senator Minchin declares that nuclear waste is safely stored.
• Senator Minchin declares that Intermediate level nuclear waste is not suitable for shallow burial.
• WMC reactivates Olympic connection.
• WMC fails to evict opponents.
• Honeymoon EIS fails to address key issues of water and waste.
• Nuclear company claims to put environment in front.

September

• Senior SA journalist backs the dump.
• BP offers global energy solutions.
• Senator Minchin contradicts himself.
• Radiation Safety Officer reports flooding of radioactive waste store.
• Three options identified for National Radioactive Waste Repository in SA.
• The silly season.
• MP supports nuclear dump for SA.
• Heathgate follows WMC’s lead.

October

• Expert panel supports SA dump.
• Nuclear power company buys into SA electricity generation.
• Plutonium to be destroyed.
• Media botch.

November

• Nuclear power company gets lease on high voltage power lines.
• Torrens Island nuclear connection.
• Nuclear industry gets stranglehold on SA electricity industry.
• Government subsidises water fo nuclear industry.
• BHP wants to mine uranium in the Spencer Gulf of SA.
• Taiwan cancels nuclear power plant.

December

• The Olsen agenda.
• Uranium enrichment.
• Uranium mining goes global.
• The Kerr-McGee connection.
• Roxby increases water and electricity consumption.

January

• The one dump party?
• Taxpayers fund nuclear PR.
• Acidic Honeymoon continues.
• WMC confusion over greenhouse.
• Senator Robert Hill claims nuclear power is clean.
• Aboriginal women receive environment award..

Mid-January

• WMC uranium goes underground.
• The silver bodgie digs uranium.
• Whyalla a nuclear free zone.
• More doubts on mammography.
• Woomera waste not on the level.
• Honeymoon on hold.

February

• Beverley mine exports uranium.
• Nuclear industry lobbies Victorian government.
• Depleted uranium under fire.
• Poisonous chromium at ISL mine.
• Election Newsletters.
• Gunson hoping to strike it rich.

March

• The price is wrong.
• Nuclear free zone under attack.
• Earthquakes and nuclear weapons.
• Minchin dislocates nuclear waste.
• WMC trebles its profits.
• Nuclear cut backs in Japan.
• SA Nuclear Free Future.

April

• Hill delays Honeymoon.
• Power station rundown opens door to nuclear power in SA.
• Lofty reactor.
• WMC chief strikes gold.
• Wasted warnings.
• Anti-nuke to contest Senate.

May

• Lucas Heights in the dumps.
• The big Australian gets bigger.
• Roxby gets cheap electricity.
• Vice-President flies nuclear kite.
• Senator Minchin passes nuclear hot potato to Senator Hill.

June

• Nuclear gives unfair greenhouse advantage.
• USA nuclear power companies to sell electricity in SA.
• New anti-nuke website.
• If they could find a way to deal with nuclear waste.
• More Maralinga secrets revealed.

July

• WMC to cut hundreda of jobs.
• The Economist slams nuclear power.
• Nuclear deception in SA.
• Mining and Aborigines.
• New group to target Aborigines.
• Nuclear escalation in the US.
• Nuclear industry woos South Australians.

August

• Fraser opposes US missile plans.
• Uranium contaminated with plutonium.
• More nuclear test revelations.
• Preliminary listing of nuclear test victims.
• Russians fall foul of nuclear tests.
• SA uranium miners claim nuclear weapons used only in Japan.
• Roxby under the hammer.
• Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Maralinga and Emu.

Mid-August

• Senator Hill supports nuclear
• Nevada opposes nuclear waste.
• WMC chief attacks Olsen Government.
• WMC Director attacks privatisation.
• Olympic Dam 24 years in the red.
• Nuclear weapons reduction.
• Nuclear Israel.

September

• Roxby gears up for expansion.
• Roxby’s future downgraded.
• WMC profit down by 32%.
• US nuclear power company to invest $3 billion in Australia.
• Arabunna Elder a winner.
• Public meeting calls for government action.
• Radioactive waste plan flawed.

October

• Report into violence at Beverley.
• Strontium-90 fallout in bones.
• Opposition to Duke Energy plutonium plant.
• Senator Minchin expresses concern about hospital nuclear waste.

November

• Honeymoon on hold again.
• Health study of nuclear veterans.
• WMC under attack from US.
• Nuclear power taken off the map.
• Franco Princi goes the distance.
• Roxby burns again.
• Nuclear industry woos community groups.
• Nuclear waste terrorism.

December

• Canadian company to dump nuclear waste into SA water.
• Canadian nuclear power company moves into South Australia.
• Nuclear power terrorism.
• Nuclear weapons proliferation.
• Nuclear arsenal reduction.
• US nuclear power companies eye Victorian power station.
• Nuclear stagnation.
• Uranium miners get reprieve

January

• Public consulted after the event.
• SA Government wants more community consultation.
• WMC splits.
• Roxby2?
• Underground acid leaching of uranium not used in USA.
• Is it lemon juice, is it wine, is it Coca Cola, no it’s acid leach.
• UraniumSA flunks.

Mid-January

• Natural contamination.
• Natural restoration.
• US nuclear power company largest electricity supplier in SA.
• Nuclear lobby targets sustainable development.
• A Clayton’s leak.

February

• Roxby fire costs $170 million.
• UN downgrades nuclear risk.
• Police investigate nuclear tests.
• Major accident at Beverley.
• 23 leaks at Beverley.
• Claims that Beverley pipe burst caused no risk to workers.

March

• Lewis lobbies for leaching.
• Beverley leak report.
• Beverley royalty dispute.
• Chernobyl cancers on the rise.
• WMC blames fire on static electricity.
• President Bush claims nuclear power produces no greenhouse gas emissions.

April

• Nuclear Accidents Rise in UK
• Uncertainty About Heisenberg
• SA Mines Department Gets Blasted
• Chernobyl cancers on the rise.
• SA Labor Puts Federal Government on Notice
• WMC Profits Slump
• Nuclear Diplomacy US Style
• North Korea Gets Subsidised Nuclear Power
• Port Lincoln Mayor Supports Nuclear Waste Dumping in SA

May

• UK’s $40 Billion Nuclear Waste Bill
• Downer Turnaround
• Nuclear Subsidy in UK
• Woomera’s Secret Nuclear Weapons Programme
• Japan’s Nuclear Weapons Potential
• WMC Reportedly Sustainable
• US Subsidises Nuclear Power in North Korea

June

• Beverley Spills Continue
• Roxby Misplaces Plutonium
• "High-Level Investigation Team" Takes Risks at Beverley
• Beverley Report Superficial
• Highs and Lows of Nuclear Waste

July

• Business SA a Slow Starter
• Dirty Bomb Reappears
• Japan Talks-up Nuclear Weapons
• Police Actions at Beverley
• Lucas Heights on Shaky Ground

August

• Meltdown at Roxby
• Roxby Uranium Halved
• Nuclear Reactors a Source of Uranium for Nuclear Weapons
• Signature Resources at Mt Frome
• Downer Goes Ballistic
• Creen Trips on Nuclear Waste

September

• Roxby Fire Costs Insurance Industry $43 million
• SA Government Continues to Subsidise Mining Companies
• Public Meeting on Nuclear Waste
• Pass the Nuclear Waste
• Nuclear Dump Road Show
• Rocket Range Preferred Site for Nuclear Waste Dump
• Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics

October

• Nuclear Israel
• Federal Government Confused About its Dump
• Japan Nuclear Power Company Falsifies Safety Records
• Rann ‘Nuclear Deterrent’ Impotent
• Ignorance on Radioactivity of Nuclear Waste
• New Moves to Dump High-Level Nuclear Waste in Australia

Mid-October

• US Nuclear Power Company Increases Hold on Electricity in SA
• Honeymoon Unlicensed
• Senate Inquiry Hears Concerns About Secrecy, Poor Regulation, and EIS Irregularities
• Japan Bucks the Trend
• Lucas Heights Nuclear Waste Put on Hold
• Redmond’s Research Rings a Bell

November

• Treble Trouble at Roxby
• Inquiry into Uranium Mine Spills Reporting
• Fire Cost Blowout at Roxby
• North Korea Nuclear Weapons

December

• PR Blitz on Nuclear Waste
• Australian Aid to North Korea
• Schools to get Environmental Perspective of the Nuclear Industry
• Jory Story Short on Facts